• bierce BALZAC Short Stories 40 BAUDELAIRE Prose and Poetry 70 BEARDSLEY, AUBREY 64 Reproductions 42 BEEBE, WILLIAM Jungle Peace 30 BEERBOHM, MAX Zuleika Dobson 116 BIERCE, AMBROSE In the Midst of Life 133 BLAKE, WILLIAM Poems 91 BRONTE, EMILY Wuthering Heights 106 BROWN, GEO. DOUGLAS The House with the Green Shutters 129 BUTLER, SAMUEL Erewhon 136 BUTLER, SAMUEL The Way of All Flesh 13
• deice
• dice I roll the dice when I have to make a tough decision.
• face She showed her face to the world for the first time since the scandal.
• faience
• farce
• faze
• feces
• fee
• fence
• fess He was caught with a fess across his neck.
• fete
• fez
• fiance My fiance proposed to me at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
• fica
• fief The feudal system provided landowners with a source of income, which in turn supported their fiefs.
• fierce
• fife The fife played a melody as the parade started.
• file
• fine
• fire I didn't mean to start the fire.
• five
• fizz The drink fizzed violently as she added the soda.
• flee
• fleece The fleece on the sheep was heavy with winter wool.
• force The force was too great and the car smashed into the concrete barrier.
• free
• frieze
• fuse Philips was so surprised when the fuse blew in his electronics.
• fusee I cannot open the fusee.
• ice
• nice I was really looking forward to your party, but it wasn't that great.
• niece
• piece
• pierce Jsut like a snake would pierce the skin.
• rice
• sieve We sieved the flour and continued to stir.
• vice I don't approve of her vices; they're quite naughty.
• Fiche I have a photocopy of my fiche.
• Fie
• Lice Ms. Nguyen has lice.
• Mice When I was a little girl, my mom used to keep mice in the house.
• Fees I have to pay fees.
• firs I need to buy some fir trees to decorate for the holidays.
• foes
• fiercer

Domaint

• demand
• demount
• domain
• domains
• dominate
• doming
• domino
• dormant